Unfortunetly, there's no one stop shop for this information. The...

Unfortunetly, there's no one stop shop for this information. The best way to learn, it aquire as much information as possible and use their principles as a guide for your choices. The graphs, indicators, etc, are only snapshots of history, keep that in mind, research how technical analysis is flawed.

I'm sorry this isn't much help, it's a very complex system to help someone with, it's a completely illogical entity. There's no "this is what you need", you just try to learn as much information as possible to cover all possible situations and hope you've learnt enough to make choices that benefit you.

You will screw up, many times, like everyone else that has tried to learn it. As long as you keep a mentality of "I will never know enough" to inspire you to keep learning; that's the best thing you can do for yourself, there's no real bad information to learn; just soak in as much as you can.